Examples of using Dissipates in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
How long is it going to take before this cloud dissipates?
Effectively cleans dust and dirt from electronic components. Completely dissipates in an instant.
Silver fiber technology that regulates body temperature and dissipates static electricity while providing anti-microbial protection from odors.
Unique fan design dissipates heat efficiently while extending a graphic card's lifespan by 25%* through increased dust and particle resistance.
To seek too many affections only distracts or dissipates the attention of the mind
It is always changing and dissipates in the end whereas the Other is ever the same and undying.
One piece fin shaped combination housing and heat sink rapidly dissipates heat from the LEDs
it's tiny, and it dissipates in no time.
It helps to minimize wear and friction, dissipates surplus heat
But by the time the illusion dissipates, and they feel the trends of alienation,
the compressed air is partially dissipates the energy of the moving parts
On the other hand, there is clearly a good potential on the upside if the political cloud of clouds soon dissipates.
This absorbs and dissipates impact energy more efficiently,
Aluminum finned heat sink effectively dissipates heat from the LEDs ensuring long life of the electronics.
However if this symptom becomes unbearable, it quickly dissipates after administration of the compound is ceased.
A light and breathable head scarf made from Etxeondo's Carbon fabric which protects against bacteria and absorbs and dissipates moisture.
Our one piece fin shaped combination housing and heat sink rapidly dissipates heat from the LEDs
Walking through the entrance, the noise of the city seemingly dissipates and evokes a sense of calmness and relaxation.
Inside, ShockStop protects your iPad with a molded honeycomb construction that isolates vibration and dissipates shock.
In 1309 Arnaldus of Villanova wrote that"t prolongs good health, dissipates superfluous humours,